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Not that I’m a sucker for punishment, but I do wish for more flavour complexity in the Charcoal grilled octopus with cauliflower textures (S$32.50++). It’s octopus done quite simply and with a bold and brash char on the seafood, but I thought it could do with a bit more varied flavours on the plate. Perhaps, dare I say, something slightly salty to balance all these bitter char?.

Clay, a high school senior from Bryant and the son of educators, told legislators that considering which accounts of history are on target and which are not is the whole game when it comes to social studies. Not just, what happened, and congratulations! You a historian,’ Clay said. At least two spoke up in support of it.

During arguments Tuesday, they said there is historical precedent for former officials to be tried before the Senate. They said the framers of the Constitution would not have intended for presidents to be let off the hook for conduct committed in their final weeks in office. And they say the Senate should not give in to Trump’s efforts to deprive them of the power to try the president..

The week of November 19 has items of possible interest to residents of district 2 at the , the Task Force on Structure of City Government, the Common Council Executive Committee, the Common Council Update on City’s Performance Excellence Initiative, the Common Council, and the Alcohol License Review Committee. The city meeting agenda items are open for testimony from the public should you be interested in weighing in. I also appreciate hearing from you on any items on which you have a particular interest or concern so please send me an email or give me a call..

But I can offer a standing invitation to make amends. Not with a snowplow but by recognizing the truth about the Trump administration and, more important, by working for justice for all those whom the administration harmed. Only when we work shoulder to shoulder to repair the damage of the last four years will we even begin to dig out of this storm..

Policyholders would have to provide insurers with at least 60 days written notice before filing suit, and they would have to wait until the insurer makes a decision on whether or not to cover the loss, and if so, for what amount. Plaintiffs attorneys called the provision unfair, saying that insurers are allowed up to 90 days to make these initial decisions. If the policyholder contests the decision, the insurer would get another 90 days to respond, potentially forcing the policyholder to wait six months before filing suit..